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Entities › Weber for Congress
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Weber for Congress

Principal campaign committee of Rep. Randy Weber (TX-14)

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Money

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FEC records show an administrative civil penalty of $8,470 on Weber for Congress over its 2020 48-hour notices, marked paid in full.$8K
2020Federal Election Commission
1 source
  • FEC - Administrative Fine AF 4397, Weber for Congress (2020 48-Hour Notification) — FEC - Administrative Fine AF 4397, Weber for Congress (2020 48-Hour Notification)DocumentAssessed civil penalty: $8,470.00

Figures

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An FEC audit found that Weber for Congress received excessive contributions from individuals totaling $51,212 (2019-2020 cycle).$51K
2019-2020
1 source
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  • FEC - Final Audit Report of the Commission on Weber for Congress (2019-2020), listed on the FEC audit page Sept. 1, 2022 — FEC - Final Audit Report of the Commission on Weber for Congress (2019-2020), listed on the FEC audit page Sept. 1, 2022Documentexcessive contributions from individuals totaling $51,212

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Stories about Weber for Congress

Texas · Transparency
FEC audit found Rep. Randy Weber's campaign committee misstated its finances, received $51,212 in excessive contributions and missed 48-hour notices, 2019-2020; the committee corrected its reports, and FEC records show a separate $8,470 administrative fine over its 2020 48-hour notices, paid in full
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